No. 870 in Lithuanian
pasiruošę
"Pasiruošę" means "ready" or "prepared" in English.
In a sentence
Mes esame pasiruošę pradėti projektą.
We are ready to start the project.
The word 'pasiruošę' is used here as an adjective, meaning 'ready', describing the state of the subject 'we'.
Prieš kelionę turite būti pasiruošę.
Before the trip, you must be prepared.
In this sentence, 'pasiruošę' functions as an adjective meaning 'prepared', referring to a state of preparation required before an event.
Jie jautėsi pasiruošę spręsti iškilusias problemas.
They felt ready to tackle the arisen issues.
Here, 'pasiruošę' serves as an adjective complimenting 'felt', indicating a readiness or willingness on the part of the subject.
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